Juno Ogle is a reporter for the Roswell Daily Record, focusing on local news in Roswell, New Mexico. With a passion for community journalism, Juno covers a range of topics including local government, education, community events, and human interest stories.
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By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The birds put on a great show Saturday morning at Lake Roberts, delighting the nearly 20 people who
The Hurley Town Council approved appointments to several key positions in municipal government at Tuesday night's regular meeting, and also dealt with additional turnover in town staff.
A celebration of Hispanic heritage, including the ever-popular chancla toss, returns Saturday to historic Fort Bayard.
By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The Silver City Town Council approved an ordinance at its regular meeting Tuesday designed to give the town more control over retail marijuana stores downtown.
By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Santa Clara's Tamal Fiesta y Más turned out bigger and better than ever on Saturday, with organizers estimating a peak crowd of about 1,500 people.
Weaving across Western New Mexico University’s intramural gym this weekend to pounding drums and song, tribal dancers from across the region and the continent gathered to compete, give honors and celebrate their culture in the Red Paint Powwow. Among the dancers was Cocochea Scott Lightfeather, a Lakota who lives near Deming in the Florida Mountains. Now 66, he’s been dancing since he was 6 years old and has danced all...
By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff If all goes well, the Silver Consolidated School District could be preparing for construction of a new building for Cliff Schools this time next year.
A survey of employees at Cobre Consolidated Schools told members of the district's Board of Education that at least some staffers think the board needs to do better at their jobs.
By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Thanksgiving is a week away, and those in and around Silver City who don't want to cook or won't have a place to go can still find a way to save themselves some work or share a meal.
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By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Themes of Grant County as home and service to community were prevalent at Thursday night's Silver
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